Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.
Yesterdays Races and their Results
Awards Of Premiums I'm various
Glasses.

Correspondence Of The EVENING SrAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 10.
The races yesterday were fine, notwftAstandins
the heavy track. At p.m In the 2:50-class race
$40 purse, Norah, OF the Moreland stock farm
was first, F. Carriers Lady Holly second, james
Morrows Slsie g. thiro and John DIETRICH fourth
In the free-for-an trotting race, purse s9oO
Blanche B., owned by Henry Bradley, Of Mont.
gomery, wen, with Adelaide, owned by james
Morrow, second, and George H., owned by g. H
Hess, third. In the County running race, pure
$50 ]. p. Colts Cricket came in first, d. W. Bish.
ops Milky way second, and Joseph Whites Lula
White third.
Awards for thoroughbred horses ware maae As
follows: Best stallion, four years old. Thomas A.
best colt, two years old, VIM. Y. B6aic, IT,; best
saddle horse or geding, Anderson OHutt; best
draft horses: Best stailins, H. q faWcess: second
best STALLION, w. F. Gather; best mare, Thomas
NelrS; second best mare, James Atwood; best colt
span, q. W. Gather; best three year-old flly, a
b. AsQutth; second best three-year-old nlly, l. d.
Blunt; best two ear-old llly, r r. Miller; second
old hlly, John H. Harris; second best one-year.old
dly, II. h. Miller. Imported heavy draft horses
6 Sest sta sdaln9n' T. l. Mggs best mare Riggs;
stallion, c. r. Hershey; second best stallion, VIM.
I. Jones; best mare, Richard Mills; second best
= Muncaster; second best colt, TWO years Old VIM.
E Brewer; best colt, one year old, c. r. Hershey;
best sucking, y. D. Onutt Mule and horse teams:
OF horses, X. II. Miller; third best team or horses
VIM. E. Muncaster; best span OF horses Willett 4
Libney. Best display OF farming Implements, p.
Il. He1Sketl; second best, +. l. Moore.
getableS-Best heads of cabbage. n C. Hal
lowell; best cymblns, J. Il. Bogey; best pumpkins,
Miss X. stabler; second best pumpkins, J. u.
Bogiey; best egg plant, Ii. {. Hallowel: second
best egg plant, Mrs. X Stabler; best cucumbers
D. G haliowell; second best cucumbers, MIA K
SS6aDler; best display, II. {. Hallowell; best Lima
beans, w. s. Bond; best string beans, n r. Baker:
second best string BEANS z. W. Page best satisfy,
?. ID. LaIfd; second best salsry, Miss E. FarGuhar:
cooper; second best potatoes, Mr.. r. q. Conneii:
best tomatoes II. c. HallOwell; second best tOma.
toes, Mrs. K Stabler; best turnipS, n j. Wagner:
Ses! on1ons Mrs' NJ: sta1ier second best onions
sweet corn, Mrs. w. S. Brooke; second best sweet
corn, Mrs. X. Stabier.
Home fabrics-Best carpeting, Mrs. 8. n.
Lyddane: second best carpeting Miss Rose Stabier:
pest pants and vest, Miss Debbie Brooke; second
best pants and vest, Mrs. DR.. Thomas; best yarn
ings, Miss Lulie Baker, best darned stocking. Miss
Bessie StOneStreet; best embroidery by hand Miss
Bessie stonestreet; best embroidery on ranneI,
Mrs. n. d. Onutt: best silk embroidery, Miss
Carrie Brooke; best display, Miss Carrie brooke:
best crochet In wOrsted Miss Mary wagner. hest
afghan, Miss Bessie Snouner.
Mrs w. s. Bond; second best homemade bread
MIS- X. y. Farquhar; third best homemade bread.
Mrs A; N; Staoler; best homemade biscuits, MIS-.
A. N. Stabler; second best homemade biscuits
Mrs C. Janney; best crackers Mrs: A NJ. staber:
best rolls, Mrs. X. B. FarQuhar; best rusks, Miss e.
Baker; second best rusks, Miss Adele Naus; best
sponge cake Miss Mary N. stabler; best, pound
cake, Mrs. WIS; Bond; best fancy cake, NM p D.
Laird; second best fancy cake, Mrs b. Grifith:
pest leil1es Mrs. A. Stabler; second best Jellies
Mrs j. Il. Gassaway; best canned fruit MrH.N, j.
Wagner: best display OF preserves. Mrs. Il. J.
Wagner; best jar OF pickles, Mrs. p. d. Laird
second best jar OF pickles, Mrs. D. Grifiith; best
catsup, Mrs W: S. Brooke; best vinegar, MIRA J. h.
GassaWay; best hard soap, Ii. B. Sta6ler; best sort
soap, Mrs N. J. Wagner. sweepstakes-Best dis.
play In the household department, Miss Adele
Naus second best display In the household depart
ment. Miss Lulie Baker.
Children'S claSS-BeSt potatoes Roger Far
Quhar; best pop corn, Carlton Brooke: second best
pop corn. Herbert stabler; best sewing by hand,
Adele Bennett; second best sewing by hand, Mary
Maus; best sewing by machine, Ethel Fletcher;
pest outline work. Florence Fletcher; best worsted
work. Adele Bennett; best light bread, Jessie
Adams; second best light bread, Adele Bennett;
best biscuits, bbie Bennett; second best biscuits
Jessie Adams; best cake, Ethel Fletcher; second
best cake, Jessie Adams; best display by a girl.
Adele Bennett; best display by boy, Roger
FafQuhar.